One track on this album begins with a horn fanfare and is mostly made up of perfect fourths, while another had its title inspired by the story of Jack and the Beanstalk. Another song on this album consists of compounds of nine-measure phrases, and suggests a nursery rhyme, while the opening track on this album was later recorded on the artist's The (*) Soothsayer. This album, which featured the musician's first wife Irene Nakagami on its cover, and contained the song "Infant Eyes", also containe
One track on this album begins with a horn fanfare and is mostly made up of perfect fourths, while another had its title inspired by the story of Jack and the Beanstalk. Another song on this album consists of compounds of nine-measure phrases, and suggests a nursery rhyme, while the opening track on this album was later recorded on the artist's The (*) Soothsayer. This album, which featured the musician's first wife Irene Nakagami on its cover, and contained the song "Infant Eyes", also contained a piece that was influenced by Sibelius's Valse Triste, "Dance Cadaverous". For 10 points, identify this jazz album, an important representative of hard bop, by Wayne Shorter.
One track on this album begins with a horn fanfare and is mostly made up of perfect fourths, while another had its title inspired by the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
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